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CHARDON, Ohio - No remorse was shown from TJ Lane at his sentencing for the murder of three students inside Chardon High School’s cafeteria last February.

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Now, unfortunately, the taxpayers of Ohio will be paying for this dirtbag to be their guest forever. Perhaps if he keeps the same attitude in prison someone in there will straighten him out. Then again, he will probably end up in solitary for just that reason.

He will end up dead in there with that attitude.

Ultimate Techniques is in order.
Let him be not so nice with Ru.

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He needs that attitude WORKED out of him. He thinks he's some kind of a "tough guy". It'd be much harder to play tough guy if he was tired all the time from doing manual labor. But, then again, I'm a meanie conservative.

Yeah, he's in for a rude awakening. Also, I think he got 3 life sentences.

When he is 75, despite his sentence, there will be calls for his release on humanitarian grounds. Hopefully the parole board will review all this information and keep him behind bars till he dies.

For most of us, there is no concept of this kind of evil. In the old days they would say its the devil.

Oh, I long for the days of Turn Keys and Building Tenders in prisons. I dare say that he would not be so cocky knowing that a carton of cigarettes given to the right trusty would end in his painful death. Crime and Punishment seemed to work a little better than Crime and Rehabilitation.

I think this conviction will either be over turned or have the sentence reduced as he was a juvenile at the time of the crime. The courts are very lenient on JV convictions, that's also why the death penalty was disallowed, should have been certified as an adult and tried as such

Justice takes on many shapes and forms and often does not resemble the actual court sentence.

Angunanywhere

Really makes my blood boil, but I take comfort in the law of the harvest. He has sown the whirlwind....I don't want to see what he will reap.

the judge told him that he was lucky there were officers in the court room.

anygunanywhere wrote:Justice takes on many shapes and forms and often does not resemble the actual court sentence.

Angunanywhere

Yeppers. He'll face the grim reaper sooner than he thinks.